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I am trying to deploy a jekyll website, specifically, in the Jekyll Uno template. The local view is completely fine, however, when I tried to deploy it, it looked something like this. P.S. the github repo is this and the local view looks like this. Any ideas what might be causing this?

srdg
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You're moving from gh-pages to Netlify deploy. You then have to change some configuration.

In _config.yml, change

url: 'https://srdg.github.io'
baseurl: '/jekyll-uno'

to

url: 'https://soumik.netlify.com'
baseurl: ''

You can also stop publishing on gh-pages by going in repository settings and set Github Pages >> sources to none. This can avoid you to have duplicate content and SEO problems.

David Jacquel
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  • It did work, thank you for the suggestion. However, it seems the original URL which was supposed to [https://soumik.netlify.com/](https://soumik.netlify.com) is now prepended by some kind of an alphanumeric string, namely [https://5be44ea8ec8a89223eb2b12b--soumik.netlify.com/](https://5be44ea8ec8a89223eb2b12b--soumik.netlify.com/). What can I do to resolve this? – srdg Nov 08 '18 at 15:00
  • Sorry, my bad. [https://soumik.netlify.com](https://soumik.netlify.com) is working fine. (I was viewing the deploy preview) Did the prepended string come from the deploy or commit version? – srdg Nov 08 '18 at 15:03
  • Each commit as a preview prefixed with commit number. – David Jacquel Nov 08 '18 at 16:05